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1 2 |     many and so great sins of human temerity, begun by the first
2 3 |    Equally Subject, If Not to Human, Yet to Divine Investigation
3 3 |     repentance purged. For if human finitude18 judges only sins
4 4 | commends, what He even (after human fashion) attests on oath,
5 7 |     constituted a licence for human temerity. Let no one be
6 12|     planks113 (as it were) of human salvation, caring more for
7 12|    very head and fount of the human race, and of human offence,
8 12|     of the human race, and of human offence, Adam, restored